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Meiji Urn Earns Palatial Price For Marion
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Meiji Urn Earns Palatial Price For Marion
MARION, MASS. — More than 625 lots comprised Marion Antique Auctions’ Holiday Classic Sale II on December 6, but emerging as the Most Valuable Lot was a 30-inch-tall Meiji bronze or doki inlaid palace urn made in the late Nineteenth Century by Kanamori Soshichi (Japanese, 1821-1892),The post Meiji Urn Earns Palatial Price For Marion first appeared on Antiques And The Arts Weekly.
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